Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-04-11
perSonS and PARTICULARS.

Mr.. Ed. Garter. Of Livingston. adTer-
tises his trotting stallion, Nam brine
jackson. b. neat cloth posters. Look
The horse over. for he IS worthy OF in
speelion.
James w. Jones has purchased the
fine general-purpose stallion, Prince
Albert. of VIM. Knox, Mt. Hope.
Prince Albert will make the season in
and around Fennimore. Read the bills
just fresh from our press.
w II. Beadie, of this city. has pur-
chased, of Thomas Wiley, half interest
in the handsome French stallion, Coaly
The horse is good one and will make
the season here and in the Mt. Ida
country. Read Coaly's bills just issued
from the HERALD job rooms.
Ferd. Josten came up from Cassyille
Saturday. Mat. Edwards rode up with
him from Beetown
Frank kolb, of Patch Grove, writes
us to discontinue his advertisement of
property in Orient, Iowa. ''for sale or
trade as he has traded il for the J. C.
Scott residence in the village of Patch
Grove.
Miss Florence Hill and her friend
Miss Mooers returned to milwaukee
Saturday.
The Misses White returned TO their
school work in Milwaukee this morn
ing.
Hon. J. B. Mccoy of Plattville spent
Friday night in the city on his way home
from the capitol
Lieut.. Gov Ryland and assembly
man Showalter returned to Madison
this morning for the last time during the
present session. It's expected that the
Legislature will adjourn by Friday.
Tom WilleY's fat pocket-book suffer-
ed the depletion incident to increased
paternity last Friday People who have
sworn off two or three times since New
Years were smoking ten cent cigars on
Toms boy. May his shadow never
grow less.
DIR. Artz and George Kinney Jr., of
Potosi, passed through here this morn
N
where the DIR. was called last night to
attend Mrs. Wilcox, daughter of Geo.
w. Hampton of Potosi, who is very i'll.
Hon. Luther Basford, of Glen Haven,
spent Sunday with his son Charles and
family.
Miss Libbie Cow is reported to be
severely i'll.
Our merchants are all getting in fine
stocks of spring goods. Chas Basford
was in the city last week, and C.. H.
Baxter the week before. This morning
Alex Iyey went down to Chicago and
win replenish the stock of Ivey & Webb.
Miss May Iyey accompanied her father
to the city this morning and viii spend
the week there in sightseeing and
shopping.
Mrs. John A. Thomas, wife of our
county clerk, came down from Montfort
Saturday night and spent Sunday here
with her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam woodhouse are ex-
pected home from California this week.
VIM. Wright brother of John Wright,
Sr., with his wife aud daughter will
accompany them home, and spend the
summer in Grant county. Mr. Wright
went to San Francisco in 1855, and has
not been here since, nor have the broth
ers or their families met.
The chairman Of the town of Water
loo is Archie Brown. Mr. wager is
treasurer.
Mr.. II. b. Fisher is very 10 W and his
recovery is considered doubtful His
son Hewlett arrived from Boston Sat
urday n'ght.
Il have a daughter fair" was
the refrain of Charlie LlSherness last
Thursday. Her birthday was the
9th OF April, and she is a small but
sprightly young lady. 1t is to be hoped
the expense of rearing her will not be